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Originally posted by CanadianDream420
Stop derailing my thread everyone....
If you want me to post alternate sources, I will.
Originally posted by maybereal11
Originally posted by CanadianDream420
Stop derailing my thread everyone....
If you want me to post alternate sources, I will.
I already posted to the actual bill directly..not via ANY news source..
Originally posted by unruly1
Not good news at all. Strangely enough this post was from a Canadian .....like me.
Question for my US friends? Do you not know whats going on in your own backyard anymore? Seems to me the "We the People" is not happening stateside.
Originally posted by Sky watcher
This is kind of a smart move, Many don't trust Obama. If Obama signs this then they will at least have some assurance that Israel wont be hung out to dry when and if they do attack Iran.
Green-light, maybe but Iran has been killing our people for a very long time not to mention thumbing its nose at us while they do everything in their power to take Iraq for their own.
If we leave Iraq now and don't make sure the nut bags are removed from power in Iran, Iran will take Iraq and then invade Israel anyway. The Shias run Iraq now as it is and have been sending death squads around the country at will to root out the Sunis.
Originally posted by star child
reply to post by quest4info
lts a moslem country that has nuclear weapons so the US has to take them over in case they side with lran.
The by-product of enrichment, called depleted uranium or DU
Originally posted by AceWombat04
So is this resolution in any way legally binding? Because I've read all of its text, and it only appears to be expressing solidarity with Israel and their right to use force if they deem it necessary. It doesn't seem to be laying any legal or economic groundwork for an attack, transferring any technology, etc. It mentions support for continuing existing technology (particularly missile tech) transfers to Israel, but doesn't seem to make any new appropriations or anything to that effect.
It doesn't instruct congress or the military to do anything, and it doesn't enact any laws. It sounds like it's just a resolution of affirmation and support. Am I missing something? (Quite possible of course lol.)